Giving life to the chromatic scale

So, tell me again, what is the chromatic scale?

Basically the chromatic scale is a scale which include all 12 notes. Other scales are based on this and many other combinations derive from it as well. The definition of a chromatic movement means a movement from a tone to another tone which are a semitone apart(from A to Ab or E to F in layman's terms). A piece of music defined as being chromatic means using all 12 notes and not having a fixed base on a particular scale.

Chromatic Exercise I
Three Chromatic exercises, great warm-ups

Exercise II
Four warm-up/stamina building exercises

Chromatic Octave Exercise
A great right hand exercise

Know your keys

Tuning up your guitar
Because the chromatic scale has twelve notes and each fret on the guitar moves up one half-step, every note appears on all six strings somewhere before the twelfth fret. In other words, there is an 'E' on every string, an 'A' on every string, a 'Gb' on every string, etc.

International Scales
from Aeolian to Spanish, all listed

Tuition
links to all the tuition resources of the 1000 Great Guitars site and the 2000 Guitars Database

The "CHORD OF THE MOMENT" articles by Kirk: Think Laterally
http://www.guitarsite.com/newsletters/27.htm?nl58article 5

The Chord Of The Moment
http://www.guitarsite.com/newsletters/29.htm#chordofthemoment?nl58 article 6

More Chord Of The Moment
http://www.GuitarSite.com/newsletters/30.htm?nl58 article 6

The Chord Of The Moment - Again
http://www.guitarsite.com/newsletters/990628/4.shtml?nl58 article 4

The Chromatic Scale
http://www.guitarsite.com/newsletters/990920/6.shtml?nl58 article 4

More on Chords:
http://www.guitarsite.com/chords.htm?nl58

Learn chords without reading music:
http://www.guitarsite.com/chords2.htm?nl58

Chords - The Theory
http://www.guitarsite.com/chords3.htm?nl58

Also on Chords: Chord-of-the-Week @ Guitar.net
http://www.guitar.net/cotw/